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02-0766Daur Wuqin Narrative SingingQuyi (Narrative Performing Arts)HeilongjiangBatch 2 (2008)

Mastery, Signature Works & Repertoire

From childhood he learned to play the erhu and to perform Wuqin under his parents, and he later devoted himself to collecting, translating and collating traditional Daur folk songs.

Honors & Recognition

Male, Daur, born in 1931 and deceased in 2010, a native of Qiqihar, Heilongjiang. National representative bearer of Daur Wuqin, a second-batch national intangible cultural heritage project. His translated and published narrative poem Shaolang and Daifu (Shaolang yu Daifu) won a first prize at the first Ethnic Minority Literature Awards in 2005, and in 1986 his compositions Ode to the Motherland and I Love My Homeland were broadcast in thirty-two languages by the national radio station.

References & Archival Sources

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Representative Items of This Bearer

Daur Wuqin Narrative Singing Ⅴ-41
Daur Wuqin Narrative Singing Ⅴ-41

Profile

Representative item: Daur Wuqin Narrative Singing
Item code: Ⅴ-41
Category: Quyi (Narrative Performing Arts)
Region: Heilongjiang
Born: 1931.04.28
Batch: Batch 2 (2008)

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